1339, John, son of John Hauteyn of Oxnede. Oxnede he buildt, during which he lived long, With nice renowne for feeding of the poor, To frinds, a frind, of foes he took no unsuitable, Twice forty years he lived, and considerably extra, And at the last by dombe of hie beheste, His soul in heaven, his body right here doth rest. If you possibly can manage to remain relaxed, your physique is more doubtless to produce the fitting hormones to get labour began when your child is prepared to come back. By his will, dated in 1372, he provides legacies to the high altar of St. Mary of Calthorp, and to the three hospitals of St. Mary Magdalen at Norwich, Lynn, and Thetford, and his body to buried the place it shall please god, which was at Calthorp; and left Catherine, his solely daughter and heir, married to Sir John Harsyke of Southacre, whose son, Sir John, by Agnes his wife, daughter and coheir of Sir William Caley of Oby, had Sir Roger Harsyke, who by Alice his wife, daughter of Nicholas Wichingham, of Fishley, Esq.
On the corridor chimney at Oxnead, carved in stone, have been the arms of Sir John Fastolf, quarterly, or and azure, on a bend gules, three cross crosslets argent, with these of Milisent his wife, daughter and coheir of Sir Robert Tiptoft, who bore argent, a saltire ingrailed gules; and people of Philips Lord Bardolph, Scroop, Fitz Ralph, and Inglos, which exhibits that it was introduced right here from Castor-corridor. Paston impaling Heydon.-Paston impaling azure, a chevron or, between three herns argent, Heron.-Paston impaling sable an escotcheon and orle of martlets or, Begvile.-Paston and Mautby.-Berry and Wachesham, quarterly, impaling Gerbridge. Jerningham, argent, three lozenges gules-Swanton, vert two chevronels between six trefoyles gules.-Le Gross, quarterly argent and azure, on a bend sable, three martlets or.-Gunton, argent, three buckles or, impaling Walcot, azure an escotcheon and orle of martlets argent.-Kerdeston, gules, a saltire ingrailed argent, impaling Delapole, azure, a fess between three leopards faces or.-Kerdeston and Morley, argent, a lion rampant sable, crowned or. In the corridor-windows of Paston have been formerly many arms, which, as they testify a number of matches of this family, and others that naked a relation to it, I shall right here point out.-Paston impaling azure, a chief indented or, Glanvile.-Paston impaling, argent, a lion rampant gules, quere if not Bokenham.-Paston impaling Somerton.
Berry and Craven, argent a fess between six cross crosslets fitche gules.-Mautby and Berney, quarterly, azure and gules, a cross ingrailed ermine.-(John Mautby married Margery Berney.)-Mautby impaling Lovein, gules, a fess between 14 billets, four and 3, 4 and 3, or, -Mautby impaling Marshall, gules, a bend lozengy, or.-Mautby impaling Beauchamp, gules, a fess between six martlets or.-Mautby impaling Clifton, chequer, or and gules, a bend ermine.-Brews and Debenham, sable, a bend between two crescents or.-Heydon and Bullen, argent, a chevron gules between three bulls heads couped sable, armed or.-Checquer or and azure on a canton ermin, a lion rampant or, Warren.-Bouchier, gules, a cross ingrailed between 4 waterbudgets sable impaling Lovein.-Wachesham and Hetherset, azure, a leopard rampant, guardant, or.-Gerbridge and Coronne or Crown, argent on a fess gules, three ducal crowns, or.-Reedham, azure, three reed bunches or, impaling Caston, gules, a chevron between three unfold eagles argent.-Spriggy, chequer, or, and azure, a fess argent.- Clipsby, quarterly argent and sable, on a bend gules.
The arms of this Earl have been argent, six lis, azure, and a chief indented or, crest a griffin sejant, wings displayed or, gorged with a ducal coronet argent, and a chain or, on a torce or and azure supporters a bear sable, chained or, and an ostrich argent, with an horse-shoe in his mouth, or. Paston impaling argent, three battering rams, armed and ribbed or, headed azure.-Bertie. Berry impaling Wacheshan.-Berry impaling argent a chief iudented gules, Hengrave. On the monument is the quartered coat of Paston, viz. On the said north wall, is a neat monument of black and white marble, with the bust of a lady in white marble, &c. Haverland in Norfolk, and afterwards to Major Weldon, and the Lady Rebecca, married to Sir John Holland, Bart. By the Lady Charlotte, he had Charles Lord Paston, colonel of a regiment about 1710, William Lord Paston, who was dwelling in 1719, and Robert, who was captain of a man of struggle, all dying before their father; also two daughters, the Lady Charlotte, married to Thomas Hyrne, Esq. William, son of Sir Hamon Hauteyn, conveyed it to Simon Kevyng, (from whom it took its title,) in 1346, and Margery, widow of Thomas Kevyng, along with her husband’s feoffees, conveyed it absolutely to Sir Robert Salle: she sealed with a fess lozengy, between three escalops; and was again joined to the capital manor.